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hi everyone, in a couple years as thing become a bit more financially stable, i plan on taking on the big project of finishing my unfinished basement...its perfect because theres nothing down there, so i can use my vision of exactly how i want to constuct things... i dont have exact measurments...

thanks for the replies guys...sorry, i wasn't even thinking of the room stuff when writing this... i'm not in a very good room now, but i'll be moving, so i'll give those specs: room is approx. 6x8 as u mentioned...its hardwood floor. and the only thing in the room that would produce noise...

hi, as stated, i'm new to mics...i'm wondering, is it possible to achieve good recording results with a condensor mic in a home studio setting without a dedicated vocal booth (or any tips of what to do in place of this) also, what are some pretty good mics to record vocals with (in the pro...

i want a nice home stereo system, and don't want circuit city shit... (both systems are just under $1000US i actually haven't heard any of these, but the reason i've narrowed into these two is because, a friend of mine has an old cerwin vega system that sounds amazing...and wharfedales get so...

http://bigbangelectronics.com/images/speakers/diamond1000.jpg http://bigbangelectronics.com/product.asp?dept_id=5&pf_id=diamond1000 or http://bigbangelectronics.com/images/speakers/v600.jpg http://bigbangelectronics.com/product.asp?dept_id=5&pf_id=v600-home/theater/system

good topic, i plan on catching up on some reading myself...theres more motivation to read a hardcopy then scraps of info on the internet i find... i plan on getting the mixing/mastering for dummies, and then moving on to bob katz mastering book once i learn a bit more. i might also grab the...

i want to know myself...i'm planning on purchasing this since from the specs its seems very solid and accomodates any musicians needs who is not in need of tons of inputs/outputs... its a little scary buying a new product when theres absolutely no feedback on it.

so this isn't a recording question, but since lots of you guys are self-proclaimed audio experts :p ...i'm curious to know your input on a pretty good surround sound system for my living room. kinda open on price, around $500US-$1500US. i've been looking at wharfedale and cerwin vega...share...

in bios just disable onboard sound. but thats what soundcard are for, you definately wouldn't need a second card unless you had an actual reason for needing it (ie. more inputs, xlr in's etc)

common guys, cut me a little slack here, all of us here have to record audio, so i'm sure someone of expertise could lend me a tip of what might be the problem...i really appreciate the suggestions...thanks

anyone? :confused:

i've probably invested about $3000 so far (if i include $1000 of gear that i wish i could have the money back now). so nothing much yet as i'm still new to recording (i've shown interest for about 8yrs now, but have only seriously been getting intuned in the industry within the last few) i...

i've been told (and experienced) that professional soundcards overwrite the windows audio settings, therefore deeming the windows recorder to be useless for recording audio. (specifically with my soundcard 'echo mia midi' when i hit record in sound recorder, it speeds up the music to chipmunk...

if that laptop is even half decent right now, it must of cost your lifesavings when it first came out :eek:

i just got an m-audio firewire soundcard...its a great sound card with the exception it only has unbalanced inputs, so i have it connected with rca's to my event tr6 monitors...consequently i'm experiences more low level noise from the unbalanced inputs then b4 when they were running through...

i can't comment on the wharfedales as i've never heard them. but i have auditioned the krk's and the event tr6's which i now own, so obviously favoured them more then the krk's. the bad thing i've heard about wharfedales is they sound to hi-fi and not flat enough. but cant' confirm this. jsut...

^ thanks for the advice. i think i might be getting a new soundcard becuase i'm starting to think this one is defective. any recommendations? i've been looking at the m-audio audiophile firewire.

^ thanks for the advice.

anyone else at all to lend there input on this situation? i'd really appreciate the help. in the upcoming month i'm undertaking a project to write music for a documentary. so this is really a life or death problem for me right now as i can't compose with the peace of mind knowing i won't have...

unfortunately thats not it. if only life were that simple :rolleyes: definately the first thing i did when i got the card. another problem i'm having is i can't even record audio on this card. i've tried everything i can possibley think of, and i can still not record an audio signal of any...